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Kangxi


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Kangxi

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Refers to the style of famille verte porcelain that developed during the reign of emperor K'ang-hsi (1662-1722). The style is characterized by refined wares, most notably a series of plates that are extremely white, thin and translucent. Images include birds on branches and beautiful women, and the flattened rim is decorated with a diaper pattern in red with cartouches bearing inscriptions.

Variations

China--History--K'ang-hsi

K'ang-hsi

K'ang Hsi

Kang Xi

Broader Term

Qing

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